BT FTTC infinity switch procedure

"SRT" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
> I am soon to take up a new BB and telephone service with BT.
> It will be utilising the 10gb limit as a starter but I understand my area
> is to go fibre shortly and would like to take this up as soon as its
> available.
> The address checker of BT wholesale says cabinet is planned to WBC FTTC by
> 30th June.
> Is there anything special I need to do to get this underway besides just
> informing BT of my interest?
> I am thinking would it be better if I had the "40gb" or "unlimited"
> options as they seem to suggest that there would be no £25 activation
> charge>

Why switch from SKY? Were you unhappy? They are rolling out FTTC..

> Any ideas appreciated.
> Thanks .
> Stuart.

"Dave Wade" wrote in message news:iq9tal$2e2$(E-Mail Removed)...



"SRT" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
> I am soon to take up a new BB and telephone service with BT.
> It will be utilising the 10gb limit as a starter but I understand my area
> is to go fibre shortly and would like to take this up as soon as its
> available.
> The address checker of BT wholesale says cabinet is planned to WBC FTTC by
> 30th June.
> Is there anything special I need to do to get this underway besides just
> informing BT of my interest?
> I am thinking would it be better if I had the "40gb" or "unlimited"
> options as they seem to suggest that there would be no £25 activation
> charge>

Why switch from SKY? Were you unhappy? They are rolling out FTTC..

> Any ideas appreciated.
> Thanks .
> Stuart.

My last post said pretty much why - - and sky don't have any clear dates or
any information regarding FTTC .
I have discussed with them but they "know nothing"